Gilgamesh wept over the death of his friend Enkidu. He thought that he was also going
             to die like his brother. So he went to see Utnapishtim who has everlasting life. So he went
             out looking for it and came to a great mountain named Mashu. At the front of the moutain
             stood two men-scorpion. they saw courage and strength in Gilgamesh and let him through
             the moutains. They told him that in the valley of the moutain was completely dark, and
             that lasts for twelve leagues. Gilgamesh then proceeded and at the end of the eleven
             leagues the light began to shine through. He then entered the garden of the gods. There he
             met Siduri and she told him that he needs to go to Urshanabi the ferryman. Urshanabi then
             took him to Utnapishtim. Gilgamesh then asked Utnapishtim about life and death. He told
             Gilgamesh about how he got everlasting life.
             Utnapishtim gave Gilgamesh a test, and it was to not sleep for six days and seven
             nights. Then Gilgamesh fell asleep then Utnapshtim's wife baked a loaf of bread for every
             day that Gilgamesh was asleep. When Gilgamesh woke he found that he slept for seven
             days. Utnapishtim told Ursanabi to take Gilgamesh to the water and clean his body and
             hair and give him new clothes that would look new for his return to Uruk. Urshanabi took
             Gilgamesh home, but before they left Utnapishtim told Gilgamesh that there is a plant in
             the sea that will give your youth back. So Gilgamesh went under the sea and got it. On the
             way back they stopped for rest, and Gilgamesh went for a bath and a serpent took the
             plant. They then returned to Uruk and wrote a story of the trip on a rock.
             Gilgamesh returned home safely and died. It was his destiny was to be a great king. His
             destiny was not to achieve everlasting life.
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